A Little Place Off The Edgware Road: Re-vising One Of Graham Greene’s Forgotten Stories
Produced by Alison Herrington, Tim Hewitt’s A Little Place Off The Edgware Road (ALPOTER) is a crime thriller based on ...
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Back Water: Discovering Wilderness Of A New Kind
Produced by Anne Garrett and Jennilyn Merten, Jonathan Cohrs’s Back Water feels like a personal story; an ode to the ...
Campfire Alpha: A Lesson On Toxic Masculinity
Alex Breaux's wrathful stare as Case, one of four friends out on a trip with his childhood friends, is terrifying. ...
Last Dance: The Horror Of Suspense
Based on an urban legend, Danny Gibbons and Alex Scott's Last Dance relies heavily on its audience's experience with horror ...
Department 666: Hell Has Been Updated
Adam York's Department 666 is a black comedy that gives traditional ideas of horror a whole new spin, employing ideas ...
Out Of Place: Sublime Depiction Of Migrant Struggle
Hui (Sarah Lynn Furman) and Chamo (Victor Boneva) are poles apart. Besides being neighbours, they share nothing in common, or ...
Back of the Night: We Are Well Past Needing Words
It is not possible to make a film like Back of the Night, written and directed by Valentyn Korotkevych, without ...
Eclipse: Understanding Personal, Social And Environmental Rehabilitation
Led by Yao Dapre Nicol aka Olouy, The Gasser brothers' 8-minute experimental short, Eclipse evokes metamorphosis to explore the idea ...
Canceled: A Melodramatic Comedy Most Of Us Can Relate To
In a jacked up way, the protagonist of Canceled embodies the sentimentalities of every heartbroken series fan ever. On the ...
Crazy: The Use Of Nonchalant Deception For Comedy
The clues that writer-director Holt Boggs plants in his nail-biting mob-drama-but-actually-a-comedy are placed so casually, you do not notice them ...
